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folks in brunswick here feel like the winds were seen more intense than during the decay kho storm. still cleaning up but the rivers are dropping. reporting live along e potomac in brunswick, maryland, scott broom, 9news now. >> i guess that's the good news, scott, thank you. >>> farther downstream the potomac is expected to crest tonight in georgetown around 8:00 p.m. and then in old town alexandria at 10:12 p.m. >>> other big concern tonight is halloween. topper? >> it's going to be okay. a little bit on the cool side that might work out for you actually depending on the type of costume. let's start with temperatures and we have temperatures around 50. 52 downtown and some 40s showing up though. 48 gaithersburg and we're looking at 45 in hagerstown and still 52 though in manassas. here's the deal for the trick- or-treats. earlier you go out the warmer it's going to be obviously. 6:00 about 52. 7:00 about 50. and by 8:00 it will be about 49. we'll say mostly cloudy skies. you'll see a few peeks of the moon and just a slight chance of a sprinkle and all in all after considering what

to the city of brunswick here. now the good news is it's dropping but the river came quite close to the canal tow path here in town. downstream at point of rocks, the potomac crested today at 18.1 feet. 2 feet above flood stage. >> seen a lot worse. >> reporter: but not so much when it comes to wind damage here. brunswick was hit particularly hard by sandy. >> yeah i'm just thankful the garage stood up and didn't take out more than it did. >> reporter: the elementary school was closed today because of no power. >> pretty devastating. >> reporter: fire department president was not immune to problems himself including a flooded basement. >> lots to clean up, leaves everywhere, trees, tree limbs. flooded basements. you name it. >> reporter: meanwhile elsewhere workers watched the monocacy river today closely still trying to keep motorists from trying to cross flooded roads. the river dropping now after cresting in frederick. the good news again is that the flood warnings here at frederick county on both the monocacy a

. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in brunswick, maryland, where a 15-year-old boy has been charged as a juvenile with second degree assault after an alleged attack caught on videotape during a tv interview about bullying. the video shows two kids approach and then 15-year-old preston deener being chased after allegedly being assaulted by one of the boys while standing for an interview with whag television. deener spoke with 9news shortly after the alleged assault. >> then he hit me in the head. >> reporter: the tv attack happened as deener took his complaints about bullying public after being suspended october 3rd from brunswick high school for fighting. everybody picks on him? >> a lot of people. >> they're putting too much attention on preston because he's not the only person getting bullied. >> reporter: deener is getting all kinds of support on facebook. tonight his family and supporters will host him at an alternative homecoming dance. at brunswick high school, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> tonight the nation's largest muslim civil liberties group is answering back with a message af

. >> on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. on the buses come at the seven team bus diverting at west nursery. the 61 bus diverting at charles and 28th street. the 91 bus is not going into the rogers avenue metro station because of construction. now back to ava marie. >> thank you. we're basically in the 40's. 47 right now at the airport. you can see these shades of green and yellow. that is some very warm air pushing in from the south. 70 degrees in kansas city. we will see a big bump in the temperatures. high temperatures from 68 to 72 degrees. a lot of sunshine today. the wind will be 5 to 10 miles per hour. by tonight, we will see increasing clouds. upper 40's across the majority of the area. not as cold tonight. a warm front continues to lift into the mid atlantic. some minimal rain chance is. minimal rain mainly in the northern counties of maryland. in northern baltimore county, carroll county, you could see a couple of sprinkles on tuesday. most everybody else will state dry. we have to watch out what could happen in the

ad brunswick high school scott broom, 9 news now -- at brunswick high school, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> an update on the 4-year-old who fell out a ninth floor window in silver spring. that young boy is in critical condition at children's national medical center. the child plunged 80 feet from the apartment building on pipy branch road yesterday afternoon. detect -- piney branch road yesterday afternoon. detectives are investigating how this accident happened. >>> a d.c. judge ordered two suspec held without bail in that brutal capitol hill beating and armed robbery of a young father. he said he could find no circumstances under which it would be safe to release the defendants back into the community pending trial. bruce leshan reports the victim's shaken wife was watching in the courtroom. >> reporter: abbey maslin said she wanted to come here and stare down the men who nearly killed her husband, the men who nearly took him from his 2-year- old son jack, the men who left him unable to walk or to feed himself or even to speak her name. >> i want to look them in the eye and i want th

she came to brunswick because her husband got a job at bowdoin college. he stayed in ohio and and later moved to andover, in order to complete his contract there is a professor. she came without him with their children, and she was also six months pregnant. and she moved to brunswick in order to take up residency here, awaiting the arrival of her husband. the stories that were told of harriet beecher stowe is that she was a small and petite woman. she did not take much care in terms of how she dressed. but she was also very numerous for a woman of her time. she was known then mostly as a housewife. she wrote that she was totally overwhelmed with the number of children -- she had seven and she was pregnant -- that is what you would see as an overworked housewife and mother who came to worship here, probably with her children and her sisters, catherine beecher, and they all became members of this church. we first meet uncle tom in his hut. he is in a slave huts. he is learning to read the bible. the bible is an inner text or "uncle tom's cabin." because wha

the community of brunswick really welcomed stowe with welcome arms. not only was she a -- but in her own right there was something about her that appeal to the neighbors and i think she might've been something of an eccentric. there are stories of her being harriett looking, not really calmed her hair because she was doing so many things at the same time that there was something quite lovely about her and she formed friendships with people in the neighborhood in brunswick but that is only part of the legacy of stowe in -- the third and last stop on our brunswick tour, our still are tour of brunswick and we are here in special collections with richard lindemann. we are just going to look at some of the documents to see how the novel evolved first as a serial and published out of washington d.c.. as i said before, this is how she sent in, chapter by chapter and it became increasingly popular. it has no intention of becoming a full-fledged novel and it was just going to the material published in the newspaper but because it was so popular it transformed

even towards myersville, towards brunswick some heavy showers as well. the rains are still coming down pretty good. your winds are gusting 41. we're only 26 -- it's windy but it's about half as gusty as the peak of the storm yesterday when we had some gusts actually over 70 miles an hour. we're looking at 46 today. rain this morning, showers this afternoon. tonight around 40 or so, still with showers. tomorrow an isolated shower 56. thursday looks dry 57. as we head towards friday, not bad, 54. don't forget this is the weekend you turn the clocks back. we'll be back with more of 9 news now right after this. nrz d -- right after this.

there's a power problem at the brunswick east 870 at the brunswick station. 27 minutes late and counting. metro is cross-accepting tickets for the red line. >>> maybe what contributed to that accident was wet roads. we had those overnight heavy downpours. everything is still wet. there's a live view from our hd 4 city camera. there's the washington monument. they don't have much in the way of rain, just lingering light showers. look at that patch of yellow and orange south of richmond. that's a cluster of heavy rain with thunder and lightning. that's advancing rapidly northeast. that may be moving into the northern neck and southern maryland here heading back a half hour or hour or so heading our way. into the metro area and into the mountains, just a few scattered showers. temperatures in the low 60s around the metro area. in the upper 60s right near the bay. parts of southern maryland, northern neck. forth south and west, we're in the 50s on this friday morning. good news today, hour by hour, we will be drying out. we will have our temperatures rapidly climbing by noontime and sun brea

. >> preston says just today, three kids who attend brunswick high school chased and attacked him. >> got pushed into the pole and i pushed him back and he hit me in the head. >> i ran this way flying. he was standing right there and i got the first, because that's what i'm supposed to do. >> there have been four incidents so far this year and he has no idea why he has been a target. a spokesman for frederick county public school says they are investigating. even though this latest incident was off school property. >> we take allegations very seriously. it is something that we aggressively and proactively follow up on. >> it has antibullying policies in place, but the mother says a policy is not enough to protect her son. >> they have a big right up. they need to follow up. >> met with school officials to figure out what happens from here. she is worried for her son's safety, but pointed out her son isn't the only victim of bullying. preston organized a homecoming dance because he wasn't initially allowed to go to his school's homecoming. after he got into a fight with the bully. scho

and the brunswick east line is facing some electrical outages, power is out. you'll have to bring cash to make your payments. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> here's some perspective on just how unusable the subway system is in new york city right now. new york governor andrew cuomo tweeted this photo of the stairwell that leads to the white hall station in battery park. water and debris practically consume the entrance there. still no word on when the subway system will be back up and running. >> millions of dollars on the way to storm ravaged new york and rhode island. transportation secretary ray lahood announced he's marking $13 million in emergency funds immediately for help to repair damage caused by hurricane sandy. earlier this week, president obama cleared the way for disaster assistance, also making a major disaster declaration for new york. >>> today president obama heads to new jersey to assess the damage caused by sandy. he'll be joined by new jersey governor chris christie. the republican governor is one of mitt romney's biggest sup

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i'm kurt kronke. back to tony pann. >> thank you. it was a pretty nice weekend. we had some rain in some neighborhoods last night. there could be some fog in some areas today. low pressure up in new england. though pressure along the gulf coast. this will keep us dry today. low pressure towards maryland and give was a good chance for some rain. i think we will stay dry today. it is approaching the richmond area and southern virginia and it will track on the same direction in it to baltimore by late tonight. -clouds are starting to thicken up. the clouds will be thickening up as we go through the day today. a chilly start. upper 40's and low 50's. 56 in stevensville. 53 degrees in rock hall. increasing clout or becoming mostly cloudy. high temperatures in the upper 60's and low 70's. the seven-day forecast -- we do expect some rain starting late tonight. off and on showers are likely on tuesday with a high temperature near 75. we expect high temperatures around 80 on wednesday. 74 on thursday. some sca

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you.the tropics. we have a new hurricane on the map. it is about 100 miles south of bermuda. pretty impressive to have a hurricane this time of year. the tropical season goes all the way through the end of november. it is impressive to have a storm at the present time. this is the 17th named storm of the season. most of them have missed the coastline of the united states. a front came through yesterday. that will push the hurricane off shore. it will affect bermuda but not the east coast. you might see some big waves at the delmarva beaches. the rain is offshore and so is the front. a little bit of cloud cover left behind in some areas. it will become mostly sunny. it is significantly cooler today. today we're around 50. 49 in columbia. 55 in annapolis. becoming mostly sunny. a high temperature between 63 and 68 degrees. the seven-day forecast -- things bit.change a low ittle a chance for rain late thursday into friday. the best chance for rain will be during the day on friday. it should b

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. metro subway also on schedule. the 61 bus is diverting at charles and 28th. the diversion at theogers avenue metro station. the 35 bus is diverting at monument and patterson park. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. it is a warm start. temperatures are in the 60's. 66 at the airport. 63 in parkton. we will probably sneak into the low 70's today. 47 in minneapolis. that cool air is working its way to the east. when you change air masses, we could get some rain. high pressure will take control after this goes through and we will have nice weather for the middle of the week. for the most part, it is just cloudy and we did not expect any trouble for the morning commute. some rain is showing up on hd doppler. there is some heavier showers in the mountains and that will come to baltimore later this morning and this afternoon. this is going to be hit and this kind of stuff. variable clouds and high temperatures into the low 70's. it might be a little choppy if you take the boat out. the

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. on the buses, diversions on the 13 and 81. of the 14 and 51 buses diverting at patapsco light rail station. a diversion at charles and 28th street. >> good morning. we have some rain to contend with this morning. nothing showing up on hd doppler around the city. there is some heavy rain on the western suburbs. around frederick, you guys are getting hit pretty hard. it will take another 45 minutes for this rain to move up into pennsylvania. it will be steady for a while. around baltimore, that should stay west of us. we will see batches of heavy rain moving up from the south all day. this is a wider view on the radar. a lot of rain coming through the radar. we have to keep a chance for rain in the picture all day today. clouds are pretty thick today. we will make it into the 70's. that is a good achievement with the cloud cover. temperatures are ready in the 70's down in the carolinas. that is moving up towards baltimore. we should make it up to about 76. 60 in parkton. it will get eve

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway operating on schedule. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we are off to a quiet start. i think there will be some rain coming in after sunset. a wide range in temperatures. 52 in westminster. you will need a light jacket to start the day. temperatures could get up towards 70. generally the skies are clear. the clouds will thicken not. a storm system will visit us tonight. some severe weather across portions of kentucky and tennessee last night. this system will cross over maryland tonight. we could see some severe weather here at home after sunset. wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. it would be most likely tonight. some chilly air behind this system. that will arrive in maryland over the weekend. for today, a mixture of sun and clouds. it will be a breezy and mild. some of the storms tonight could be strong. the seven-day forecast -- quiet but kind of chilly on saturday and sunday. overnight lows will dip into the 30's on saturday night. high temperatu

no delays at the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. >> it will be another nice day today. we have some rain to talk about. ava marie is back with us on the morning show and is in hunt valley at valley view farm's. are you going to go through the haunted house? >> i already did. it is scary but short. we're talking halloween at valley view farms. nothing says halloween like pumpkins. >> orange is a happy color. all of these pumpkins are really cool. these are great for decorations. these are great for making pumpkin pie. it is the inside that counts. this is your favorite. >> this one looks like a snake to me. >> these are great. you can make a bird houses out of them. >> take that one up. >> i have one of these at home. >> i loved that. what is that called? >> we have all sizes. you can paint them and study will show you how to carve them -- and scotty will show you how to carve them. >> poor tom has to cut that open an account of the seeds. first prize is a $300 gift card. >> how much does it weigh? >> over 5,000 pounds -- 1500 pounds. we were fooled last year. >> any gue

over to the rails, still seeing about a 30-minute delay on the brunswick east train number 872. it was stopped at the germantown station because of a sick passenger. now the train is on the move, just slow. richard, over to you. >> danella, thanks. seven minutes now until 7:00. >>> a montgomery county law maker is talking about a potential county-wide gas tax. montgomery county council president roger beuerleiner said a gas tax would help fund public projects like the purple line. the move comes after governor martin o'malley failed in his attempts to raise the gas tax. >>> gambling is maryland with a high stakes game and now the most expensive ballot measure in the state's history. no doubt you've seen the ads for both sides. more than $36 million has been spent to sway voters. penn national, the primary opposition to the measure, has spent $18 million and has more left to spend. while gambling giant mgm grand and other supporters has spent more than $17.7 million to bring table games and a sixth casino to the state. that means the question 7 is already outpacing the most expen

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you.o discuss. first we say good morning to ava marie. she is in a fashion show. >> good morning. i am in heaven. next two foureast seasons. the after party will be later tonight. tonight is the pre party. you're the owner of urban chic. >> tonight is the launch party. will have food from roy's. we'll have music all night. come on down. anybody a fan of a bachelor fan, chris is coming to the event. we just found out. he will be modeling in the fashion show. you can buy tickets tonight at the store are get them online at urbanchic.com. >> people can come to urban chic tonight. it begins at 6:00 p.m. and you can meet chris from the bachelor pad. >> there will be makeovers, makeup makeovers. another party after the event. the food is amazing. outstanding and worked coming out for. >> they specialize in saki. >> it is amazing. >> happening tonight at urban chic. this is to get ready for the big fashion show. tickets are on sale now. the theme here -- which he bought partying and then after par

more trains are looking good with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it is a little bit of a cold start for us. it will be a nice day. 49 in jarrettsville. look off to the west and we can see some warmer temperatures. 76 in kansas city. 85 in dallas. that warm air will be shifting to the east. the leading edge is coming through right now. we could see some rain up in pennsylvania and back into new york state. i think most of this will stay north of us. if possible sprinkle back into the mountains. around baltimore, we should have a mixture of sun and clouds. we will make it into the upper 70's this afternoon. a quick update on the tropics. this is a tropical storm sandy. sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. it is way down in the caribbean. the computer models taken up the east coast next to the delmarva beaches. this is a storm we have to watch. today, nice weather. a mixture of sun and clouds. a 20% chance for a sprinkle. high temperature near 80 degrees. we drop back into the 50's tonight. the seven-day forecast

expressway, water storm surge and crossed the bay and flooded the area, all the way back to new brunswick, there is one rescue and things like that, as the water backed up in the creeks and streams. it's been an incredible day -- >> jeff, not to interrupt here, we are looking at, so the viewers at home, this is a dashcam video of you, as you are driving along. our meteorologist, i believe, he has a kefor you, as limp rick, are you there? >> reporter: yeah. jeff, i have been on a number of storms, where i have seen you with jeremy, who i believe you are with -- >> caller: right. >> reporter: track these storms all the time. do you have any thoughts on just the expanse of this storm? you know, so many types you see a storm surge and it might be a little more isolated. can you speak to how large of an area has been affected by this? >> caller: you know, rick, there has been, the storm-- the storm has been, we have the data, we have witnessed that this goes all the way up to the nova scotia, all the way down to south carolina, and this is this is going to go down as one of the big of the stor

my question is regarding brunswick.of november of 2008, questioning where we might go with the new president and buyer's confidence for the luxury market. >> it is clear the market believes that under a romney administration the rich people would do better. whether you believe that or not that is the perception. if romney does win brunswick goes higher. let's go to ryan in mississippi. >> booyah cramer. what are your thoughts on mmc and where do you see this company goes in the feature. >> that stock has done nothing. i got to tell you. it needs to be a catalyst. i has a couple of businesses. i can't recommend it. not in a situation where you might be able to get travelers on the pull back. it could be much, much better. it is exactly what we needed. i think restoration hardware fits the bill. i want you to buy bye-bye and stay with cramer. >> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer goes electric on an all new hyper active lightening round. and later lump of coal? this has been burned in 2012 as natural gas h

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. the fog is pretty thick in some neighborhoods. the dew point and the temperature are the same at the airport. that creates some fog. we have a warm front stalled across the city and south of town. 62 in taneytown. of the70's south boundary. this front should work its way to the north. it is taking its time. there are some showers popping up on the radar. some rain in cecil county. you could have some drizzle to contend with this morning. we have low pressure back in the ohio valley. a warm front that i just showed you. this should progressed to the east by late tonight and get off the coast tomorrow. high pressure will take control on thursday and friday. we still have a chance for some rain showers today. i don't think it will be widespread and have the rain. that should push the temperatures into the 70's in the northern suburbs. if you will be boating, the wins was shift to the southwest. waves one to two feet. tamara, a mixture of sun and clouds. -- tomorrow, a mixture of sun and

she moved to brunswick to take up residence here, awaiting the arrival of her husband. from the stories we are told of harriet beecher stowe was she was a small, petite woman and she didn't take much care in terms of how she dressed. she was also very much a woman of her time. she was known then really mostly as a housewife. she was totally overwhelmed with the number of children she had. she had seven and she was pregnant. so that's how she was seen, and overworked housewife and mother who came to worship here, probably with her children at her sister, catherine beecher, who eventually moved in with her. and they all came and worshiped in this church. when we first meet uncle tom in his cabin, and it's hard, what is he doing? he's learning to read the bible. and it is in the bible, or the bible is kind of an enter text for "uncle tom's cabin" because what we do, right and wrong is that this novel is telling us to do. one thing that irritates people is how didactic it is. several times in which the narrator appears in the novel herself say, what would you do in this sit

brunswick east train 892 as well as penn south train 407, ten minutes behind schedule. let's head over to a live look at the roadways. 50 in maryland past landover road, you are sluggish from the beltway to new york avenue. that's where your delays are. average 34 miles per hour right now and getting slower. heading over to the beltway, you know this, outer loop, as you make your way past i-95 heading to georgia avenue, you are sluggish. solid delays, thick delays as you make your way between i-95 and university boulevard. travel lanes are open, no accidents. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> an austrian skydiver made history this weekend, becoming the first human to travel faster than the speed of sound in free fall. felix baumgartner, you saw him there, he jumped from 24 miles up. he reached speeds of more than 833 miles per hour before he did this. landed safely back on earth. baumgartner used a special capsule to travel up into the stratosphere. he wore a high tech suit to shield himself on the way down. during part of the fall, baumgartner's visor fogg

you are slow brunswick east 874, looking like a 12-minute delay on that marc train. metro, vre aren't reporting delays at this time. over to the roadway, i-270 northbound right at 109, still seeing police on the scene of the accident there. it was blocking th right lane and the right shoulder lane, looks like it's moved to the right shoulder lane. southbound i-270 seeing the delays out of frederick slow past 109. delays continue all the way as you head to the beltway. aaron, back over to you. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a double shooting in northwest d.c. this happened shortly after 10:00 last night near new york avenue and north capitol street. when police got there, they found a woman shot in the arm and a man shot in the leg. both were alert and breathing. they were taken to a nearby hospital and are expected to be okay. no word on whether the shooter has been identified. >>> later this morning, the man suspected of shooting a family research council security guard will be in court. floyd lee corkins is accused of walking into the d.c. headquart

he said bullying is a big problem at brunswick high school in frederick county. this isn't the first time he's come face to face with a bully. >> the student tackled me. i responded punching him back to stand up for myself for the first time. >> i'm hoping they take it more seriously than what they had. >> he said he has also experienced cyber bullying on twitter. the school is looking into the incident and identifying the students involved. >> >> beautiful, har vel lus -- marvelous, heartbreaking, the words describing the teen who took her life. they are asking you to write kind words through twitter, facebook or email. they said she would be alive if bullies gaveler -- gave her respect. >> we thought that it was almost abusing the internet when you use it to bring down somebody else. >> thousands have left messages on the kindness for grace page. we have a link on our website, abc2news.com. >>> he survived a gunshot on the first day of school. now a fast food chain is stepping up to cover his medical costs. they are donating a percentage of the sales. he was sh

wind was the biggest problem in brunswick. most of the city still in the dark and residents there trying to deal with a downed trees that are all over the place. >> and didn't dominion virginia power trying to get the last of the customers back online and as of now there are 5800 customers still without power in northern virginia. >> i'm surae chinn where dominion power is still trying to get thousands of people back online. it is a welcome sight to residents after sandy's destruction. >> we have here what was a real quagmire. >> the more damage, the longer the outage and the wait for repairs. waiting anxiously is angus, bundled up and on day two without power. the christensen family is trying to stay plugged in. >> how cold is it inside the home? >> oh, it is freezing. >> did you do all of your homework? >> no. >> it was a big thump. >> she heard the moment it all went dark. >> boom. >> at the height of a storm a tree came crashing down, taking down a pole and 12 wires and 20 of these cross arms. it is pretty heavy, about 45

nowadays, he doesn't really look forward to going to brunswick high school in frederick county, maryland. he says he was being bullied during gym class last week, so he fought back. he got suspended, and his attacker, he says, didn't. >> the kids need the right consequence so they know not to do it again. >> reporter: that's not where this story ends. preston was getting ready to do an interview when he was attacked in front of the reporter. here he is dodging traffic just before getting pummelled, he says. >> one of them hit me in of my head and it hurt. >> full investigation is number one. that's step number one to find out what's going on. >> reporter: mom, cheryl, says her son has been bullied since the sixth grade and engh is enough. >> they have to make sure this stops now before someone gets seriously hurt or killed. >> in light of bullying awareness month, preston says he and his friends and family are going to help don the color orange. >> prosecutors in montgomery county will not seek the death penalty in a charge for a maryland man charged with killing his alleged wife. that a

we'll switch it over to doppler 9000, clearly you can see north and west of town showers to brunswick and charles town. back in toward romney and moore field in west virginia. this is all moving in that direction, off to the northeast. lowdon county probably okay for awhile. lighter showers from annapolis, prince frederick back to central charles county and to la plata, just had these clearly light showers, but certainly with the temperatures as cool as they are, it is a raw sort of afternoon. but still, in the mid-40s, in winchester and cumberland at this hour, andrews and la plata are 48, fredericksburg, 49 and salisbury 55. annapolis would have been closer at 53 degrees. lots of clouds on our michael and son weather camera here, 51 with the dew point of 66%. the disturbance is coming through the tennessee valley moving off toward the northeast. rains weakening in intensity here. we are seeing other showers developing, south carolina, north carolina toward southeastern virginia, kind of two areas we are going to watch for the afternoon. i think the futurecast is a little bit underdo

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look at the rains coming in through frederick to brunswick, from leesburg west and into charles town. there's moderate rainfall. this is all lifting northeast, even into central and northern montgomery county. you get farther south and southwest, south of warrenton, then we're just into general showers. sperryville its a little bit heavier. we have light showers now falling across southern maryland, back toward colonial beach and port royal and the northern neck. we'll be dealing with the rain showers on and off, maybe some thunderstorms for the afternoon. if you have outdoor plans, that could be a problem. one good thing today, temperatures are way up. we have low 70s now in town. 60s north and west. itas a mild morning. for the rest the afternoon, these clouds will give way to some showers around at times between now and let's say 6:00, maybe some thunder. winds will turn southwest to even west to northwesterly. by 9:00 tonight, we'll be down to 60. drier air moving in. so it looks a lot better for the the next couple of days. full forecast in a few minutes. jc? >>> we have breaking

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tonight family and friends are hosting that anti-bullying homecoming dance at brunswick park.re expecting 150 people to attend. there will be petitions on bullying awareness for students and parents to sign. >>> students at university of maryland meet with campus officials to discuss safety concerns. last night officials walked through university grounds and examined areas that students identified as unsafe. this comes as three students were robbed at gunpoint on campus wednesday night. police believe the same man is behind other robberies. >>> a d.c. council member is ordering a crackdown on a property manager in langley park. this is an update on a story first reported by our prince george's county bureau earlier this week. people living in the bedford station, victoria station, and new bury square apartments say they're living in deplorable conditions. for years many complained of bed bugs and mice as well as holes in the floors, ceilings, and windows. prince george's county inspectors identified more than 1,000 violations, but management got extensions to fix the problems.

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brunswick high school student was doing an interview when three students approached him. one hit him on the head. the teen suspect has charged him wz a juvenile with assault. now to an incredible story tonight. a high school student paralyzed during a family trip to hawaii after months of rehab, he was reunited with classmates during tonight's homecoming game. and what happened next had the crowd in tears. erica gonzalez had the report from the high school. >> the sights and sounds of a packed stadium senior year, homecoming. nick ballinger has asked his girlfriend to be his date. but how do you dance with a beautiful girl when you're paralyzed from the chest down. ballinger has to figure that out. one of many firsts who suffered a life threatening injury who suffered from a spinal cord while vacationing with his family in hawaii. >> i thought the water was deeper than it was. i cracked my neck on the bottom of the ocean. >> after weeks of intensive, physical therapy, a breakthrough. >> i love proving doctors wrong. >> ballinger took his first step earlier this week. >> b

his mother said they can't come up with a plan with brunswick county officials, but they can't stop it. >> if preston is at an active, they will support him. there will be people ins clas. all the teachers are now aware of the situation. it's more or less now they're taking precaution, and now they're actually trying to help us the best they can. >> frederick county school officials say they're working on identifying the students who bullied preston. >>> a maryland man accused of killing his wife and 11-year-old son will not face the death penalty. montgomery county prosecutors announced they will not seek the death penalty in the case against curtis lopez. lopez is accused of murdering jane and william mcquain. she was found beaten to death in her germantown home a year ago, and the boy was found dead in the woods. >>> this morning the mother of a murdered newspaper reporter in fauquier county wants to know who killed her daughter. investigators say sarah libby greenhall died of a gunshot wound to the neck. they found her body in july when her horse caught on fire in upperville, virgi

back down just to the east of brunswick. and this has a lot of lightning strikes. you'll notice the reds. that's the rainfall rates of 1 to maybe one and a quarter of an inch per hour. this is what we're worried about later tonight. culpepper, warrenton, moving through parts of the metro area. i think tomorrow morning the big problems will be i-95 and eastward. all right, you see all these? reports of hail. that's why they were severe. but again right now no warnings and there never were any watches out. okay future cast. early early in the morning, 4:45, a couple of light showers. so a lot of the commute will be wet, the roads will be damp. then we'll get into the 7:15 hour, another line tries to develop east of town. southern maryland and also the northern neck, that will roll on through for them, even by 10:00 to 11:00, it will still be wet by the way and annapolis. clears out pretty quickly after that. we'll salvage a very, very nice friday afternoon. and hit the stage for a pretty nice weekend. early showers and storms tomorrow morning. slower commute for you

they will be in charge of the camden and brunswick lines. >>> the postal service continues struggling to survive. it can now no longer borrow money from the u.s. congress. they reached their $15 billion debt limit last month. they have enough money to keep funding for the next few months thanks to election mail and holiday seasonal mail. however if congress doesn't pass a resolution soon the u.s. postal service could face bankruptcy as soon as next spring. >>> news time is now 4:49 and being diagnosed with cancer can be overwhelming and tough if you don't have the support you need. this morning the tools two women are now using to help survivors get through the most difficult time in their lives. >> first there was big bird, now there are binders. i'm emily midin washington. -- emily schmidt in washington, find out the latest debate craze that's taking on a life of its own coming up. >> download our app as we have a chance nor some showers and storms to move in here in the afternoon and evening time frame. right now though we're showing 52 degrees westminster and light fog. to the sou

penn and brunswick trains are on schedule. no more train service on monday.ratransit will operate on a regular schedules on monday. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. the change from yesterday. the humidity has come down. the temperatures dropped off since last time we saw conditions like this. 60 at the airport. 58 in rising sun. you might want to take a light jacket this morning. some rain moving across ohio and illinois. a strong cold front. i showed you some pictures from north dakota and minnesota were there was snow. it will not snow here. we will make it into the 80's today. the jet stream will dip down to the south. in of the cold air has a chance to spill and from canada. we could have our first frost early next week. it will not snow. mostly sunny today. high temperature between 78 and 83 degrees. the average high is 70. clear to partly cloudy skies tonight. sunset this evening at 6:42. temperatures between 56 and 65 degrees. clouds thicken up tomorrow. there could be rain late in the afternoon. high temperature of 59 on sunday. b

we have a delay on the brunswick line, 870. camden and penn trains on schedule.iversion at pennsylvania and lafayette. the 61 bus is diverting at charles and 28th street. you can call 410-539-5000 or visit us on the web at www.mta.maryland.gov. now back to john collins. >> good morning. thank you. you need an umbrella this morning. i have circled the beltway in the city. east of the city, into the counties, it becomes a bit more scattered up near cockeysville and hunt valley. a few other spotty showers here and there. the significant rain is east of the city. how much rain did we receive? the green areas come anywhere from a third of an inch to about an inch. close to an inch of rain or maybe more in carroll county and howard county. for some of you who like a damp garden, it did well for you. you can see the effects of the cooler air. mostly in the 50's with the light green shades. the front is moving to the east. tend back tox the great lakes. the heavier rains have moved into new york state and parts of new jersey. there are still some bands of showers to the

you can see a teen a 15-year- old student from frederick brunswick high school made a story public when he was being interviewed by a local tv station. cameras started to roll and that's when preston was chased down. >> a student came up to me and pushed me out of the way and said what are you recording. the student was chasing me and all their friend were chasing me and then i ran and got some help. >> goat help because he fought back last week and was suspended for three days for fighting. now his mom is use her power through social media and started a facebook page called stop bullies support preston. she wants to create support groups for victims and a place where parents can learn how to handle bullies and your kids. >>> time to find out how we can handle the weather and i know it's been a little chilly out there but it felt like fall. >> exactly. felt like fall. today we will do a little turn even though we were below average. today we will be more seasonable and get more sunshine in here as well. we have to start off with the foggy conditions this morning. and also a little bit p

the commuter buses are also on full-service. 870 is running 10 minutes late on the brunswick line. light rail is running on time. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. things are pretty quiet but we still have some minor flooding problems. it takes a while for the water to drain off. various counties we have flood advisories in effect. a stream or creek could still be doing some flooding. 37 in taneytown. 41 at the airport. 43 in chestertown. we're still under the influence of the storm. you can see the circulation. the center is in western pennsylvania. it will get a little breezy this afternoon. 30% chance for a rain shower. it will not cause a problem for trick-or-treating. we could see a few sprinkles on the radar and some snow in far western maryland. there could be a passing light rain shower or sprinkle. 30% chance for a rain shower. high temperature in the mid 50's. the wind will pick up this afternoon. this evening should be no problem. there might be a sprinkle. sunset is that a 6:06. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 30's and low 40's. hu

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